Thread: tough tyre for dirt road use in 19"?

The 19s seem to be a problem, and even more so if you need to source a tyre in a remote situation.

Only two choices that make sense, GOE 18s as mentioned before or go to 20s.

You will find plenty of sets of 20s around. If you want a good off road tyre and don't want to be in a situation, saying to yourself oh crap now I wish I bought the other tyre, buy the bfg.

Originally Posted by Hammer H

The 19s seem to be a problem, and even more so if you need to source a tyre in a remote situation.

Only two choices that make sense, GOE 18s as mentioned before or go to 20s.

You will find plenty of sets of 20s around. If you want a good off road tyre and don't want to be in a situation, saying to yourself oh crap now I wish I bought the other tyre, buy the bfg.

If i had to change rims i would only go to the GOE 18's however as I'm not yet going to be towing on the Gibb or similar for a few years yet i can save up☺. 20s imo aren't in my radar for the lack of sidewall and its effect on shock absorber lifespan and don't want to run huge 285 tyres... I think that some GOE rims shod with a decent a/t and the Brembos are yhe ideal package to end up with in the future . Just got to work towards that☺

Atturo make a 255/55R19 in a LT mud construction, I have the 33/12.5R20 on mine, they are a bit noisy but never have to worry about a puncture...with the amount of offroading I do...its worth the noise

They also look the business.

Originally Posted by chaybra

Atturo make a 255/55R19 in a LT mud construction

Their 255/55 r19 Trail Blade M/T isn't LT, only XL and is 111 load rating

Originally Posted by Grentarc

Their 255/55 r19 Trail Blade M/T isn't LT, only XL and is 111 load rating

Oh, sorry, I had assumed that because my 33" was a LT construction that the 255 would be as well